Filip Noterdaeme: The Fine Art of Writing About Art
Brooklyn, NY • Thursdays, September 20 – October 11
For me, writing is to draw, to tie the lines together in such a way as to turn them into writing or to untie them so that the writing becomes drawing. —Jean CocteauElizabeth Gaffney: The Novel Workshop
Brooklyn, NY • Wednesdays, September 26 – December 5
This class is full. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email megan@apublicspace.org.This semester's Novel Workshop is for writers with a substantially, nearly or fully complete draft of their novels. Each writer will have the opportunity to have their entire manuscript read and critiqued.
Camille Rankine: Words in Action
Brooklyn, NY • Thursdays, October 18 – November 15
Generate new work as we chart a course through the landscape of arts and action, and explore poetry, essay, fiction, and hybrid forms in your writing.Alexander Chee: Master Class
Brooklyn, NY • Saturday, November 3
To write is to sell a ticket to escape, not from the truth but into it.Parul Sehgal: Master Class
Brooklyn, NY • Saturday, November 10
I like to think of literature and criticism as an act of pushing something forward, of mapping new terrains, internal and external, of doing things with language that reveal something about what it means to read and to live.Archive
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